How to discover yourself

This is is a step-by-step guide on how to discover the God-given potentials in you.

Are studying accouting, mass communication, economics, law or any other course because that's what your parents wanted for you?

“This is the time to ask yourself whether the path you’ve selected is serving you well.”
-Steve Olsher


Today, I will be giving you for FREE an inspirational ebook to reinvent the YOU in YOU.

Author: Steve Olsher
No. of Pages: 241
Format: PDF
Price: $0
Part: Divided into three parts
Part I: It contains 5 chapters
Part II: Contains 8 chapters
Part III: It has 5 Chapters
Chapters in all: 18 chapters

This ebook can simply be called "How to discover oneself"

Steve Olsher’s What Is Your WHAT? Is worth over $10 on amazon.com, while it goes for #9,350 on walahi.com, one of Nigeria’s online bookstore.
But here is the deal:

I’ll be giving this book out for $0...because I can’t withhold any resourceful material that will immediately let you discover your real self-your WHAT.

Could you imagine how great your life would be if you discovered your WHAT earlier in life?


I am sure if you discovered that early in life, you wont be running after shadows, you wont be chasing things that do not work in conformity with your destiny.

What is your WHAT? is written by one of American bestselling authors, and reinvent expert who is known for his guide on how to discover your real GIFTS.

If you discover your God-given gifts, and know how to sufficiently tap into them, you are sure of being on your way to financial freedom

Discovering your WHAT requires taking three steps:
1. Identifying your natural God-given Gifts.
2. Identifying the best Vehicle for sharing your Gifts with the world.
3. Identifying the specific audience who will benefit most from your Gifts.
After you’ve made these discoveries, you can maintain clear focus by
articulating them in a summary that will serve as your life’s guiding mantra.

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